Clean Medic for BNN Badung: A commitment to fight against drugs

The National Narcotics Agency of Badung (BNN Badung) serves as a great example in handling hazardous medical waste, including unused narcotic medical waste, by forming a partnership with Clean Medic Indus. This collaboration significantly contributes to raising environmental awareness among BNN Badung staff and involves the institution in sustainable efforts related to managing Category B3 medical waste. Here are some aspects of the collaboration between BNN Badung and Clean Medic Indus:

Implementation of Category B3 Medical Waste Management Practices

In this collaboration, BNN Badung adopts best practices in managing Category B3 medical waste, including unused narcotic medical waste, based on recommendations from Clean Medic Indus. This includes waste segregation, safe storage, and disposal methods in compliance with environmental regulations.

Provision of Category B3 Medical Waste Management Facilities

Clean Medic Indus assists in providing adequate facilities for managing Category B3 medical waste, including unused narcotic medical waste, at BNN Badung. This includes waste bins, temporary storage areas, and other necessary facilities to ensure safe and standards-compliant management of Category B3 medical waste.

Joint Monitoring and Evaluation

BNN Badung and Clean Medic Indus conduct joint monitoring and evaluation of the effectiveness of the Category B3 medical waste management program. This involves periodic reviews, impact assessments, and continuous improvements to ensure the sustainability of collaborative efforts.

With the well-integrated application from CLEAN MEDIC INDUS, there are no difficulties in monitoring and managing Category B3 medical waste; everything can be done conveniently from their mobile devices. Previously, BNN Badung faced challenges in managing Category B3 medical waste, including unused narcotic medical waste, but with Clean Medic Indus, the management of Category B3 medical waste has become easier, more efficient, and safer.

For all institutions in Bali facing similar challenges, we encourage you to contact us and join in promoting sustainability in Category B3 medical waste management today. Download our application and participate in efforts to preserve the environment.